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Scroll Saw Pattern Printer

January 7, 2008

Need an easy way to make name plates? Steve Good over at Scrollsaw Workshop has written a great program that makes name plate patterns a snap. With Scroll Saw Pattern Printer, just type in the name, print, and you’re ready to go. No more fussing around with graphics programs or trying to get your word [...]

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Home Made Flap Sander

January 1, 2008

Flap Sanders. You’ve seen them. People love them. And you would like one of your own but don’t know where to get one. Well, you can make your own! This handy little tool by Bob Kinsey is made to be used with a lathe. With a little modification, you can make it as big or [...]

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Free Woodworking Catalog

December 14, 2007

Rockler Woodworking & Hardware is offering a free catalog to SSG Readers! If you haven’t checked out their catalog, you’re missing out. There is so many great products geared specifically to woodworkers of all types. From large furniture plans, to parts for wooden toys. They have a great selection of books, plans, and scroll saw [...]

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Foot Powered Scroll Saw

December 4, 2007

Oh No! Tell me it ain’t true. Your scroll saw broke down! This is the worst time it could happen. Its almost Christmas and you’ve got 4 granddaughters to make puzzles for, 6 grandsons who want wooden cars, a church craft fair just around the corner. You certainly can’t wait to have your saw fixed! [...]

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The Flying Dutchman

October 26, 2007

When I first started scrolling, I knew right away that I needed to find better blades. I was using the Craftsman blades from Sears and my results were awful. Up to this point, I was lurking in the forums and heard of a few different manufacturers of quality blades. The one that caught my eye [...]

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